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OFR 99–0557: Pennsylvania Digitized Aeromagnetic Projects
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No
Name
Flown By
Date Flown
Spacing
Dir
Altitude
LnMi
Datum
Publication
0046 Delaware Fall Zone USGS 04/1953-06/1953 0.5 mi. N-S 1000 AG
1282
Tot.field, arb.datum GP-363
0119 Clearfield-Philipsburg1 USGS 11/1946 0.5 mi. N-S 1000 AG
3588
Tot.field, arb.datum AAPG v.33
0257 Pennsylvania Triassic '56 USGS 10/1956-12/1956 0.25 mi. N-S 500 AG
7032
Tot.field, arb.datum GP200-238, 260-266
0266 Pennsylvania Triassic '57 USGS 03/1957-04/1957 0.25 mi. N-S 500 AG
11780
Tot.field, arb.datum GP-217-287
0368 Pittsburgh ARMS USGS 06/1960-09/1960 1 mi. N-S 500 AG
15000
Tot.field, arb.datum GP-445
0514 New Jersey Highlands '63 USGS 08/1963 0.5 mi. N-S 500 AG
910
Tot.field, arb.datum GP-549-553
0583 Pennsylvania Coop USGS 11/1966 2 mi. N-S 3000 B
3000
Tot.field, arb.datum GP-669
0584 Pennsylvania-Maryland Tie USGS 11/1966 0.5 mi. E-W 500 AG
840
IGRF65 GP-924
0684 Maryland Coop '70 USGS 06/1970 1 mi. E-W 3500 B
3330
Tot.field, arb.datum GP-842
3023B Northern Maryland LKB 09/1972-11/1972 0.5 mi. E-W 500 AG
1690
IGRF65 73-291
3031 Central & Northern Penn. Airmag 06/1973-08/1973 3 mi. N-S 1000 AG
7900
IGRF65, varied 74-012-017
3051 Philadelphia Airmag 06/1974-07/1974 1 mi. N-S 1000 AG
450
IGRF65 74-370

1 See also Project 3031. Project 3031 is fully merged with Project 0119.

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Description of Table

No.: Internal USGS identification number
Name: Internal project name (not always the name used in publication title)
Flown By: Company or government agency who flew the original survey
Spacing and Dir.: Primary flight-line spacing and primary flight-line direction
Altitude: Primary flight altitude in feet; B = barometric elevation, AG = above ground draped over topography
LnMi.: Approximate total of line miles flown for this survey
Datum: Indicates if a regional field was removed and, if it could be determined, the base value removed. Total field = no regional was removed. Arb. (arbitrary) datum = the base value removed was not stated on the map.
Publication: Brief publication reference*. USGS publications are listed as: Open-File reports = xx-yyyy where xx is the publication year, Bulletins and Professional Papers = B-yyyy or P-yyyy, Geophysical Maps = GP-yyyy, Miscellaneous Field Studies Maps = MF-yyyy, Miscellaneous Investigations Maps = I-yyyy, Unpub = unpublished data, refers to all or part of the original project area.

*For more complete references see: Hill, P.L., 1991, Bibliographies and location maps of publications on aeromagnetic and aeroradiometric surveys for the states east of the Mississippi River north of the Ohio and Potomac rivers, U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 91-0370-C, 104 p. 

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Further information about aeromagnetic data from the state of Kentucky can be obtained by contacting Pat Hill, (303) 236-1343, email (pathill@usgs.gov), or Bob Kucks, (303) 236-1405, email (rkucks@usgs.gov), or click the button below.
 

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